Cannot Checkin in TFS 2013 – Value cannot be null Parameter name: format
I got similar issue. It got resolved by closing the visual studio and opening it again.
I got similar issue. It got resolved by closing the visual studio and opening it again.
In the 2008 version of TFS, you don’t see labels in the standard history of files and folders. If you really want to know why – see Brian Harry’s blog post “Why TFS Labels are not like VSS Labels”. To find labels in Visual Studio, go to File, Source Control, Label, Find Label… From that … Read more
This seems to be a known bug in VS2010. See http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/503935/msbuild-inconsistent-platform-for-any-cpu-between-solution-and-project for more details. What I’ve found : All project files in a solution have the platform set to “AnyCPU” even though you select “Any CPU” in the configuration window. So if you build this solution in VS, everything works fine. When you try to … Read more
Microsoft are currently providing their next generation cloud hosted TFS service at tfs.visualstudiow.com – private repositories are free for up to 5 users but they have indicated that they will be charging for the service when you in the future when you have more than 5 users in your account. If you are a small … Read more
In all: No, it can’t be done. Your only shot is to create a new Team Project named as you ‘d like and then move everything to it. This involves serious work done by hand. After that, you can’t erase your old TeamProject – you will loose the history. You can lock it and make … Read more
If you just need to get the files from the shelveset to your local folder, this is a normal process and called Unshelve. It downloads the files to your local folder. For example, before unshelve you had the following in your local folder: File 1 File 2 The shelveset has: File 1 (Modified) File 3 … Read more
Unfortunately sharing of the Publish Profile is not supported or implemented in MSBuild. The logic to publish from the profile is contained in VS itself. Fortunately the profile doesn’t contain much information so there are ways to achieve what you are looking for. Our targets do not specifically support the exact same steps as followed … Read more
The answers here are obsolete for TFS 2010. You need to use the ‘witadmin destroywi’ command now. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd236908.aspx